Israel PM Netanyahu condoles Ratan Tata's death; calls him 'proud son of India'
The Hindu
Israeli PM Netanyahu mourns the death of Indian tycoon Ratan Tata, lauding his role in Israel-India relations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condoled the death of Indian industry titan Ratan Tata, calling him a champion of the friendship between Israel and India.
The former Tata Group chairman passed away on Wednesday (October 9, 2024) evening, aged 86.
In a post on X addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Mr. Netanyahu highlighted Ratan Tata's contributions to fostering Israel-India ties.
"To my friend, Prime Minister @narendramodi. I and many in Israel mourn the loss of Ratan Naval Tata, a proud son of India and a champion of the friendship between our two countries," he said on Saturday (October 12, 2024).
Mr. Netanyahu asked Prime Minister Modi to convey his condolences to Ratan Tata's family.
"In sympathy, Benjamin Netanyahu," he said as he concluded the post.
On Thursday (October 10, 2024), Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong paid homage to Ratan Tata, calling him a true friend of his country.
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